Dynamic Images and Eye Movements: The DIEM Project
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The DIEM Project is the work of the Visual Cognition Lab.
The DIEM Project is Prof John Henderson, Dr Robin Hill, Dr Tim Smith, Parag Mital.
The DIEM Project is developing new visualisation tools for eye movements in dynamic images, as well as new data analysis tools and techniques based on dynamic-regions-of-interest (DROIs) for use in film and video.
The DIEM Project is applying these new methods to investigate how people see and understand the visual world as depicted in film and video.
Example video with eye fixations and dynamic heat maps: Video Republic.
Eye movments during the Video Republic from VisCogEdinburgh on Vimeo.
Watching a clip of the official Whitehouse version of President Barack Obama's Inaugural Address. Further details on the University News site.
Eye movements during President Barack Obama's Inaugural Address from VisCogEdinburgh on Vimeo.
An example video with close-ups of people talking to the camera: Fifty People, One Question. Original video on the fiftypeopleonequestion.com website.
Eye Movements during 50 People 1 Question (Brooklyn) from VisCogEdinburgh on Vimeo.
The DIEM Project is generously funded by the Leverhulme Trust and the Economic and Social Research Council.
Last modified 2009-06-14 10:29 PM
